The White House announced last Tuesday that it would impose a 10% tariff on an additional $200 billion worth of Chinese goods ranging from fish to petroleum. If consumer goods brands pass through the costs of the new tariffs, that would lead to price increases at many U.S. retailers, ultimately affecting American consumers. While apparel [...]The post What the Newest Round of Tariffs Means for Consumer Goods Brands appeared first on Flexport.
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